John Morton makes no apology for locking up 380,000 immigrants a year. "This isn't a question of whether or not we will detain people. We will detain people, and we will detain them on a grand scale," said Morton, who is head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The key question for Morton is "how we detain people."
February 08, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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John Morton makes no apology for locking up 380,000 people a year.
They haven’t been charged with crimes. Rather, they’re immigrants, confined to a sprawling network of more than 270 jails and prisons for weeks or months while proceedings to determine whether they’ll be allowed to remain in the country are pending.
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